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Excellent explanations,the best explanation on neonatal respiratory distress syndrome.Excellent explanation on DM as one of the causes of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome.You have made learning so much fun & interesting.Your lectures are easy to understand.I am a Midwifery student in Zimbabwe, studying for my final exams
Thank you soooo much.I'm having a lot of fun when I listen to your lessons and also I won't forget these things because it's a pleasure to learn this way
Giving a try to root and herbs in search for a cure to my son neonatal resuscitation has been the best thing ever as I want to say that herbs is best way to get rid of neonatal resuscitation and Dr imenherbal on channel has the best herbs for it
How are you so awesome!...Aaah.... whenever I watch your explanation in a particular subject....I fell in love with that subject....and you got such a great sense of humour.....You helped me a lot to love medical school 😁
Giving a try to root and herbs in search for a cure to my son neonatal resuscitation has been the best thing ever as I want to say that herbs is best way to get rid of neonatal resuscitation and Dr imenherbal on channel has the best herbs for it
I was born via cesarean at about 36 weeks gestation in 1983. My mom had been in labor for over 24 hours. I had respiratory distress at birth and developed sepsis and acidosis. I also had right ventricular hypertrophy. After being transferred to a better hospital I developed necrotizing enterocolitis. Thank you for this video! I have been trying to understand the complications I experienced at birth for a very long time, and this has helped more than any article I've found.
@@lakshminandish5037 I have chronic health issues, but generally feel ok most of the time. I have asthma, mitral valve prolapse and regurgitation, arthritis from pectus excavatum. But all in all, I'm pretty lucky. I know many babies don't survive diseases such as this, especially low birth weight and preemies, and a lot may have ongoing complications from it. I'm sure some of my issues stem from my health problems that occurred at birth, but I'm sure mine are mild compared to what many people experience. I'm 40 now and reasonably healthy, all things considered. Thanks for asking. How is your child now, and how old?
@@lakshminandish5037 I don't know anyone else who has had it. All I can say is do your best to avoid exposing your child to smoke and other things that can irritate the lungs. That goes for any child, even healthy children. Make sure you always follow doctors' recommendations. Make sure your child eats healthy meals and gets plenty of exercise. A baby who had RDS can live a long, healthy life. I was exposed to cigarette smoke a lot as a child, and some of my health problems are genetic. So I think your baby has great odds as long as you listen to doctors.
When Newton saw an apple he discovered gravity. When Steve Jobs saw an apple, he created Apple and when Egyptian saw an apple they created hookah. That was a funny one. 🤓
Thanks for the amazing Explanation, really helped me! Btw, the 2 free audiobooks you mentioned in the description aren't available in Egypt for some reason😅. Thanks again!
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You are the best,and also i wanna mention we have hukah in Iran with flavored tobacco and we call it Qelyoon and its only advantage is u can understand crackle very good, and we also have this saying except we say Iranians instead
hey medicosis, just wanna ask u to start a new channel with the same topics here but in arabic language please, cz this is gonna be soooo helpful for many students including me lol, I'm a big fan
So I'm assuming that at 2:35 the decrease surfactant production in the baby was due to the increase in insulin. Is this because insulin preoccupies the lung cells with glucose uptake, therefore interfering with the creation of surfactant protein? Or is the cell just lacking glucose (aka necessary energy) with which to make the surfactant protein?
Why would tachypnea cause resp alkaloids? Increased intake of Co2 related to hyperventilation should cause build up of acid in the absence of adequate oxygenation right?
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What will make a new born baby of three weeks not to cry? She was distressed though
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The best explanation in neonatal respiratory distress syndrome.Excellent explanation on DM as one of the causes of Respiratory distress syndrome.
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I never comment on videos, but this was delightful. Informative and entertaining and loved the bit of inspiration at the end. Keep up the good work.
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Very helpful. It doesn’t make the topic boring or hard to understand because of the humor. Thumbs up!
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Excellent explanations,the best explanation on neonatal respiratory distress syndrome.Excellent explanation on DM as one of the causes of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome.You have made learning so much fun & interesting.Your lectures are easy to understand.I am a Midwifery student in Zimbabwe, studying for my final exams
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Thank you soooo much.I'm having a lot of fun when I listen to your lessons and also I won't forget these things because it's a pleasure to learn this way
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Giving a try to root and herbs in search for a cure to my son neonatal resuscitation has been the best thing ever as I want to say that herbs is best way to get rid of neonatal resuscitation and Dr imenherbal on channel has the best herbs for it
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Explanation was so good and didn't expect the inspirational talk at the end. It got me! Amazing! :)
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How are you so awesome!...Aaah.... whenever I watch your explanation in a particular subject....I fell in love with that subject....and you got such a great sense of humour.....You helped me a lot to love medical school 😁
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Best video for neonatal ARDS I've come across. Thank you for this!
Giving a try to root and herbs in search for a cure to my son neonatal resuscitation has been the best thing ever as I want to say that herbs is best way to get rid of neonatal resuscitation and Dr imenherbal on channel has the best herbs for it
I was born via cesarean at about 36 weeks gestation in 1983. My mom had been in labor for over 24 hours. I had respiratory distress at birth and developed sepsis and acidosis. I also had right ventricular hypertrophy. After being transferred to a better hospital I developed necrotizing enterocolitis. Thank you for this video! I have been trying to understand the complications I experienced at birth for a very long time, and this has helped more than any article I've found.
How are you now.....my baby experienced same now at 36 week
@@lakshminandish5037 I have chronic health issues, but generally feel ok most of the time. I have asthma, mitral valve prolapse and regurgitation, arthritis from pectus excavatum. But all in all, I'm pretty lucky. I know many babies don't survive diseases such as this, especially low birth weight and preemies, and a lot may have ongoing complications from it. I'm sure some of my issues stem from my health problems that occurred at birth, but I'm sure mine are mild compared to what many people experience. I'm 40 now and reasonably healthy, all things considered. Thanks for asking. How is your child now, and how old?
@@AxelLovesSomeone now he is 2 month old.......had respiratory distress was in nicu for 5 days
@@AxelLovesSomeone you know anybody had rds and leading healthy life......I am really worried about my son
What precautions I need to take
@@lakshminandish5037 I don't know anyone else who has had it. All I can say is do your best to avoid exposing your child to smoke and other things that can irritate the lungs. That goes for any child, even healthy children. Make sure you always follow doctors' recommendations. Make sure your child eats healthy meals and gets plenty of exercise. A baby who had RDS can live a long, healthy life. I was exposed to cigarette smoke a lot as a child, and some of my health problems are genetic. So I think your baby has great odds as long as you listen to doctors.
When Newton saw an apple he discovered gravity. When Steve Jobs saw an apple, he created Apple and when Egyptian saw an apple they created hookah. That was a funny one. 🤓
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Btw, the 2 free audiobooks you mentioned in the description aren't available in Egypt for some reason😅. Thanks again!
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I am truly thankful for this video. it helped me a lot. idek why i got so emotional at the end.. thanks a lot medicosis!
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Can you please explain the bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD)?
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@Piku studies med 🩺 egyptians are a solid civilization and not arabs with unique culture science history. Sadly they have been instabilized and arabized
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I didnt' expect to laught while studying NRDS! Thanks for the awesome work
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Hey medicosis, a doubt... slide at 7:41. If the baby does Rapid Shallow breath then shouldnt the carbon dioxide wash outside more and cause alkalosis?
You are the best,and also i wanna mention we have hukah in Iran with flavored tobacco and we call it Qelyoon and its only advantage is u can understand crackle very good, and we also have this saying except we say Iranians instead
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hey medicosis, just wanna ask u to start a new channel with the same topics here but in arabic language please, cz this is gonna be soooo helpful for many students including me lol, I'm a big fan
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Why do patient of NRDS have hypotension¿?
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You have to see a picture of it to understand it.
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This was so helpful, thank u so much! But I have a question which is , either than surfactant therapy do we administer any drugs to treat RDS?
Corticosteroids, Thyroxine, prolactin may increase surfactant production.
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Age plays its role
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So I'm assuming that at 2:35 the decrease surfactant production in the baby was due to the increase in insulin. Is this because insulin preoccupies the lung cells with glucose uptake, therefore interfering with the creation of surfactant protein? Or is the cell just lacking glucose (aka necessary energy) with which to make the surfactant protein?
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But now,All phrases to ALLAH then you sir,I got it😊✌
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Great work!! Thank u !
Your videos are very helpful... Please make videos on pneumonia and pneumoconiosis also!
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Why would tachypnea cause resp alkaloids? Increased intake of Co2 related to hyperventilation should cause build up of acid in the absence of adequate oxygenation right?
But sir atelectasis is an example of intrapulmomary shunt and in NRDS atelectasis is seen so why we are giving oxygen?
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I'm Egyptian too 😂 and love your explanation. Thanks for that great work 👍 👏
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could you please expalin why the hypocalcemia ?
How does the chest wall contribute to the pathophysiology of resp distress syndrome in a neonate less than 28 weeks?
Oh, also is this step @ 2:35 postpartum in the baby? I assume again because isn't the baby receiving glucose from the hyperglycemic mother in utero?
Very informative lecture
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I liked your way to explain that Jokes in betweens..
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hello, can u make a lecture about acute respiratory syndrome thanks
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Great explanation, thank you!
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Please make a video on ARDS also
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Idk how many times I've heard you describe the hookah in different videos 😂😂
Such a blessing...
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You explaided very well sir the hukka part was very funny i learned lots of things from this video thank you so much 👍👍
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Amazing video
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